Urgh...I don't get it. I wonder if she regrets it? She was so much more attractive before.
Renee Zellweger Facial Surgery...
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Sayonarra career.
Hopefully something good will come of that debacle, if true.
Not good for her, of course, but maybe one of those starlets has a brain and realizes what not to do. Hollymen have it so much easier. They gain character and the women gain old.
What sort of shelf-life do you think Megan Fox has?
Hopefully something good will come of that debacle, if true.
Not good for her, of course, but maybe one of those starlets has a brain and realizes what not to do. Hollymen have it so much easier. They gain character and the women gain old.
What sort of shelf-life do you think Megan Fox has?
It looks like she was trying to fend off inevitable ageing and it went horribly wrong. I feel sorry for anyone who feels like that. You can't get happiness from a surgeons knife.
Shows how well I was paying attention! I just noticed the one photo. Thanks for pointing that out!
Wow. Just... why?
Oh wow, definitely different!
On top of whatever facial surgery she might have had, she also looks like she's lost a LOT of weight.
It could, maybe, possibly, potentially...be her body-type. She might be a mesomorph. I am one o' dem.
Mesos can gain and lose both healthy and unhealthy mass very fast, depending on diet and exercise. I've been fat, I've been muscle-man, I've been both at the same time (talk about napping!), and I've been very skinny.
I might've jumped to conclusions in my above post. In my semi-recent adult life, I've been 180 and pudgy as well as 225 and ripped. (Nothing illegal, but probably some things questionable).
But she probably had some Nip/Tuck done. I don't pay that much attention.
Mesos can gain and lose both healthy and unhealthy mass very fast, depending on diet and exercise. I've been fat, I've been muscle-man, I've been both at the same time (talk about napping!), and I've been very skinny.
I might've jumped to conclusions in my above post. In my semi-recent adult life, I've been 180 and pudgy as well as 225 and ripped. (Nothing illegal, but probably some things questionable).
But she probably had some Nip/Tuck done. I don't pay that much attention.
She seems to lose/gain weight quite easily depending on what role she is currently playing. I think she is naturally quite slim though.
I don't know about her body, but she's definitely had something nipped/tucked/pulled /filled on her face...and it's not a good look!
I don't know about her body, but she's definitely had something nipped/tucked/pulled /filled on her face...and it's not a good look!
Had to look again. Robin Wright isn't who I was thinking of, though. It's going to drive me nuts now!
Were you thinking of Cameron Diaz, by any chance? I don't know why, but that's who I thought of when I liked at the pictures!
I find this so sad
I always thought Renee was pretty...
She looks like she's had a head transplant!
sad. so sad. Why??Why do people do this? I could care less about Hollywood and all of that stuff.
But why? She came across as sweet and cute in her movies. And she was!
Now she looks like.. Robin Wright and Robin Williams had a child.
Say sorry, to the actress. I hope you find peace with your decision and can get over this.
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Renee told People magazine on Tuesday : 'I'm glad folks think I look different! I'm living a different, happy, more fulfilling life, and I'm thrilled that perhaps it shows.'
I think it's sad, because she was lovely before the surgery. But I guess she wasn't happy...
I guess if you are not happy with your appearance and have the cash...Do what you like? I think of Kenny Rogers-Here was a man aging well and got the facial surgery. He looked so fake after that...
I agree with you, if it makes her happy, then great. On the other hand though more and more people are having plastic surgery, I even heard of plastic surgery giftcards for Christmas and birthdays (I'm not sure how I would take it if I was ever gifted one to be honest ) so what happens to those who decide not to tweak anything and just age gracefully? Will they be the odd ones in generations to come? And how would that make you feel to be showing your real age when the whole world goes around with plastic, smoothed out faces? I find it a bit scary, really.
Reminds me of that Twilight Zone episode: In the eye of the beholder...
I'm thinking of getting butt lift.............
This makes me realize that just because someone is beautiful doesn't mean they realize it. I probably wouldn't even put on make up if I looked like her pre-surgery. She was adorable - not perfection, but just pretty and real. So many celebs do this and they end up looking really bad: Mickey Rourke, Meg Ryan, Farrah Fawcett, Jennifer Grey, who else....
How will we be able to bear the awesomeness of your awesomeness then?
How will we be able to bear the awesomeness of your awesomeness then?
False alarm! I was thinking my rear had gotten a bit large overnight, but I was just sitting on the cat........
Looks a bit like Radha Mitchell (Pitch Black) now. Definitely doesn't look like herself. Shame.
Makes me wonder about these folks. I think maybe it's not their looks they're unhappy with, but themselves. Like, by looking different, it becomes an excuse to act different - a form of rebirth into someone entirely new.
Looking so different has got to mess with your head, though. Me, I'd be looking in the mirror and thinking 'Dafu-q is THAT?' before realizing it was me. Every time. Then, on some level, I'd have a 'But it's not me!' moment. Mental health/identity crisis ahoy.
Makes me wonder about these folks. I think maybe it's not their looks they're unhappy with, but themselves. Like, by looking different, it becomes an excuse to act different - a form of rebirth into someone entirely new.
Looking so different has got to mess with your head, though. Me, I'd be looking in the mirror and thinking 'Dafu-q is THAT?' before realizing it was me. Every time. Then, on some level, I'd have a 'But it's not me!' moment. Mental health/identity crisis ahoy.